Eternity

To everything

there is a beginning and an end (Eccl. 3:1)

The sun rises

and the sun sets

A man is born

and a man

at the end of his days dies

The seasons come

and the seasons go

at their set times

So all the cycles of the world

It starts and it ends

There is the first cause

and at the end is the first cause

He only is constant (Mal. 3:6)

and abides for eternity

Therefore,

we raise our hands

and lift up our heads to heaven

and swear by Him

who lives forever and ever:

Elohim

Shalam,

Zarach

Heavenly Father

Heavenly Father

Strengthen me

So I may stay far from

evil men

and adulterous women

that lie in wait

for innocent blood

But let me be about

your business (Luke 2:49)

that work you have given

each of us that enter through the matrix

Let my mind be ablaze with your word

and my feet walking

towards your holy kingdom

strengthen my hands

to do great and mighty acts

of valor and nobility

before you

Let me be a champion

of your great cause

Amen

Shalam,

Zarach

Lord of Heaven

Lord of heaven and earth

creator of all

that there ever was and is

You who sent my spirit

into this body

and made me the son

of my mother and father

and called me into a family

of brothers and sisters

Making me a descendant

of your people Israel

God and Father

Cause me to fulfill

the work you have made me for:

To cause your people Israel to turn to you again (Is. 49: 5,6),

To be ready

for the final battle between good and evil (Matt. 13:49,50,51)

Begin a new thing

in the earth

cause rivers to run in the deserts

and make paths through the thick wilderness

Let your love shine through, O God

Is. 60:1,2,3

Shalam,

Zarach

Focus in on Life

We so often are concern with many issues in life. We occupy our time trying to find jobs, or getting to work and doing well to keep our jobs, what college we are going to attend or where we are sending our children to obtained their degrees, the political climate in our country. We worry about marriage and companionship. We even become anxious about what clothes to wear or not to so as to be accepted in our social groups. These concerns only increase the levels of stress, anxiety, and worry at times beyond what's normal. The result is the distraction of our minds from what truly matters: the kingdom of God.
But we must develop a type of leaser beam focus that anchors our minds and souls on the things of God. This can be achieved by reading and meditating on the holy scriptures day and night.
A follower of God then must be one who seeks out God's will, while he lives in this present age. The understanding of God's will comes only by a life dedicated to the study of the testaments or holy scriptures of God. Reading the scriptures continually is vital. It is a cornerstone of spiritual development and mental discipline in the things of God that keeps us from worry about other things that distract us from the holy path. Reading truly is fundamental.
The Bible does this work  of development in us when we reflect on the centuries of recorded history and prophecy, the wisdom literature it continues, the laws and commandments, prophetic poetry, life instructions, and encouragement in the faith of God through the lives of God's saints as it is written. This practice of study opens our mental  eye to see clearly and avoid the errors that is in the world by misguided people and those who desire to lead us off the path of righteousness. Study builds up our faith and leads us unto God's son: Yashawah the Christ from Nazareth.
This path of the contemplative life is a work in progress. We grow and mature the more we study and read the scriptures. Our understanding expands and be begin to know what is truly pleasing to God. This is a noble act says the scriptures, to search the Bible for instruction and guidance in all matters of daily living unto the hope of the kingdom of God.
The scripture also teaches us to live a balance life of study with application of the scriptures. This calls for setting aside dedicated time for study and meditation and then tending to the daily necessities of life according to it. Thus, we become doers of the word and not just readers of the word as we approach life from a God perspective ( James 1:22). When we live this way we fulfill Christ's word, " You are a city on a Hill that cannot be hid ( Mat. 5:14)." " Let your light shine to God's glory(Mat. 5:16)."
However, the Bible states that to much or imbalance approach to study can harm ones health. If we study to the point of neglecting our sleep, diet, exercise, love ones and those we are responsible for we only increase stress and anxiety, weaken our immune system, and age our bodies early, the very things we are trying to avoid. This is due to the negative impact  and strain imbalance has on our own health and the emotional distress it puts on those closest to us. This practice is not good. God does not instruct us or require us to live this type of imbalance life. He only ask for diligence or routine dedication to the study of His word and application of that word as practice in our daily lives, which creates harmony, contentment, confidence, and increased faith that leads to the reward of a Kingdom- because we loved him by obeying him ( John 14:15).


Shalam
Zarach

The Sabbath

“Remember the Sabbath day

and keep it holy (Ex. 20:8)”

For six days we work

everyday we go about our endeavors ( Ex. 20:9,10,11)

with our hands and minds we labor

and so He feeds us all

what we have is of Him,

and through Him, and to Him,

the Lord God is His name (Rom. 11:36)

Amen

At eve

on the seventh day

quite comes

the noise of the city stops

the grinding of the machine ends

the sound of the train fades

and the Sabbath begins

the prayers of your saints

are heard, O God

the sweet songs of Zion resounds

and the beauty of your Holy Word

is revealed by your Holy Spirit

and we are refreshed

Amen

The sun rises in the east

over the trees and houses

the birds play their songs

and the wind blows

bringing in a new morning air

refreshing everything on your

Sabbath day

Amen

Sweet incense burn

and prayers of your saints go up

the books are opened

and we come before your presences

O God,

Lord of heaven and earth

Amen

Music and songs are offered

unto you, Oh Yahawah

for you are worthy of praise,

and honor, and power, and riches,

and might ( Rev. 4:10,11)

Amen

You who save

your people Israel

and show mercy

to the multitudes of nations (Rom. 15: 8,9,10)

Amen

For you, O God

have given us a priest

after the order of Melchizedek,

Yashawah, the Christ

who ministers before you

on our behalf continually

Amen

We keep your Sabbaths

and honor you

continually

as you are faithful, so we are

as you are holy, so we are

for we are taught

by your example

every Sabbath day

Amen

Shalam,

Zarach

Coming Back

I dwell among the Nations

thousands of miles

between us

on the other side of the world

I almost forgot you,

O Jerusalem

But His words

were etched into my heart

Now, God will do a new thing (Is.43:18,19)

Distance, and time, and oceans,

and mountains, and open plains,

and rain forests, and hills, and deserts

could not take away

the remembrance of your beauty, O City of God

No matter how faint a memory it was

it is still there

Like the mustard seed,

small, yet it grows

it increase in size

so all the birds of heaven

may dwell in it's branches ( Matt. 13:31,32)

I recall you to mind again,

O Jerusalem

among all the nations

as He said I would ( Deut. 30:1,2,3,4)

God has not forsaken His people

Israel ( Rom. 11:1,2)

Now I know His word is Truth

as it is written ( John 14:29)

Shalam,

Zarach

Twisted

Can a man

Make that straight

which is crooked

by nature (Eccl. 1:15)?

Or who can change

the course of a river?

The wicked

will not turn from his wickedness

even when mercy

is shown to him (Is. 26:10)

He is Twisted

blinded

by the light of darkness ( 2 Cor. 4:3,4)

A slave of corruption ( 2 Peter 2:18,19)

and a follower of the beast,

that old dragon, the serpent

called the Devil ( Rev. 14:9,10,11)

They are took,

trapped and double trapped,

led astray with errors

their minds are defiled

their talk is most vile

to delicate ears

Can a good man bear them?

Only by separating from them ( Titus 3:10,11).

For the haters of God

will not hear corrections ( Proverbs 15:12)

In twisted paths they go,

till they fall

For they are set in slippery places (Jer. 23:12).

Shalam,

Zarach